We planned to include 60, English‐speaking participants who underwent telephone‐based neuropsychological evaluation, performed and obtained using the UDS.
Telephone-based Neuropsychological Evaluation of Cognitive Impairment
We planned to include 60, English‐speaking participants who underwent telephone‐based neuropsychological evaluation, performed and obtained using the UDS.
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Corresponding Organization : Keck Hospital of USC
Other organizations : Columbia University Irving Medical Center
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- Neuropsychological test performance
- Having been previously registered and followed in the clinical core
- Having a vascular or metabolic risk factor for cognitive impairment or dementia
- Willingness to donate one's brain upon death
- Participation in ADRC‐affiliated studies
- English‐speaking
- Telephone‐based neuropsychological evaluation using the UDS
- Repeated testing approximately 2 weeks after the initial test
- Same tester administering the first and repeated test to each participant
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